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Manuel de Falla composed his Siete Canciones Populares Españolas for voice and piano in 1914, a set of traditional songs from various regions of Spain. The violinist Paul Kochanski later arranged six of the songs for violin and piano, and together they comprise the Suite Populaire Espagnole. The pieces encompass a variety of moods, from a peaceful lullaby in Nana to a wild dance in Polo. The first and sixth pieces, El Pano Moruno and Jota, are especially familiar and often used as exam or audition pieces.
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